Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan.

Your parent that works hard, I mean weary to the bone heart day after day to try to make

a life for yourself. You finally reached that point in your life where you're rolling

through your sixties and you think that all is right with the world. You've provided

a home, you've got your kids kind of in a position where they can take care of themselves

and you want to enjoy life. But one of the oldest motives in the world begins to kind of

sneak in to your family circle. They used to refer to it as the green-eyed monster. It's

the idea of greed and jealousy wanting to possess those things that you haven't worked

for throughout your life but you want them given to you and you want them given to you

now. Even at the expense of the ones that you supposedly love. Today we're going to

talk about a staged murder suicide in McLean, Virginia. I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this

is Body Bags. Jackie Howard, executive producer for Crime Stories with Nancy Grace is joining

me. Jackie I got to tell you when you walk onto a scene when you've got more than one

body. There's always this little voice in the back of your head as an investigator where

you're thinking, you know, I got to make sure that I get this right because as bad as homicide

is in its singular form, when you've got two people that have died, you know that you're

walking into an environment that has just been occupied by fear and total violence that someone

would bring about the deaths of two individuals. And you begin to think about all kinds of things.

This is suicide. Is this a homicide? Is this a double homicide? Do you have a madman running

around out in neighborhoods somewhere? Because you know the public. They hear this. It gets out

there. They want to know that they feel safe. And in McLean, Virginia, you know, it's not known

for a huge crime right there. Now people want to feel safe and when the police rolled up to

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